Nintendo Switch 2 home menu has a skillful function

Summary

Switch 2 has a mouse mode to control the Joy-Con in the home menu, allowing new navigation options.
The mouse mode uses Joy-Con controllers in a unique way, such as a scrolling wheel simulation.
The mouse mode will be supported in specific Switch 2 games and offers potential for new games.

The Nintendo Switch 2 According to a new video released by Nintendo on social media, the menu can be navigated with Joy-Con controllers in mouse mode. Video Switch 2 Joy-Con has shown how users can go through a home offer as soon as Nintendo's shelves appear on Nintendo on the upcoming console.

As the successor of the original switch, Switch 2 contains several upgrades from its predecessor. Together with a larger screen and improved graphic performance, the Joy-Con Switch 2 controllers have additional features and can support some strange configurations, such as attaching the console in the vice versa. Together with the reserved C-Kvít for GameChat, Joy-Con 2 is the mouse mode that can be used by turning the Joy-Con on its long side and moving along a straight surface as a PC mouse. In the mouse mode you can use left and right Joy-Con 2 regulators.

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While the switch 2 mode could be a gold mine for developers and players, the new feature also has skilful use outside the box. In the video from Nintendo Today, shared by Twitter Oatmealdome, Nintendo revealed that the JOY-Con 2 mouse 2 mouse mode can be used to navigate the SWITCH 2 home menu. Connecting the wrist strap and turning the joy on its long side to switch 2 to the mouse mode. The video then showed how the mouse mode can be used to access the controller menu from the main switch 2, while the R simulates the left click function.

The right stick was used similarly to the rolling wheel, and the sliding down was imitated by tilting the stick towards the palm of the user. However, it is not clear whether the ZR button will be used to simulate right -click. While Joy-Con 2 controllers have other functions transmitted from the original switch, such as Gyro and Amibo support, the mouse mode function will only be supported in specific switching 2 games and applications. Some of these games include a 3V3 basketball title Drag the x unit.

Since the Switch 2 is expected to sell over 15 million units in the first year, many players will soon be able to try the new Joy-Con mouse mode. Only time will show how many games will be developed with respect to the mouse regime.